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I'm excited, not only for how *crag*ing awesome this game looks but the fact it's already leagues better than minecraft in every way possible.


Sony's conference this year will probably be alot like Nintendo's was last year, minus the console debut. Other than some big announcement for PS+ and alot of Vita stuff, theirs should be pretty linear.
Now Nintendo's conference should be a little harder to guess at. We already know it will be mainly Wii U focused, since the 3DS is going to have its own special little conference later. I really hope the Wii U shop is ready right out of the box instead of a week or so later liike with the 3DS. Now other than a bunch of third party games, and "supposedly" a new mario game, we know nothing of the first party lineup. It would be *crag*ing amazing if they launched it with a new game for one of their main IPs, like the rumored mario game or a zelda, metroid etc, just like they used to do for their consoles.
BIGGEST THING
SMASH BROS SMASH BROS SMASH BROSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
most likely not happening though...
Yeah, I don't see how Spike managed to positively comment on Microsoft's presentation. Hah, one of Spike's complaints about Nintendo was that there were no new franchises. I didn't hear that brought up about Microsoft, but they didn't have any new franchises either...